Concluding EuroWeb Conference “After EuroWeb. Expanding Horizons in Textile Studies and European Networking” – Programme and Book of Abstracts now available!
After EuroWeb: Expanding Horizons in Textile Studies and European Networking
Concluding Conference for COST Action “EuroWeb – Europe through Textiles” (CA19131)
Warsaw, 20th-21st of May 2024
The Organising Team:
Agata Ulanowska (PL)
Karina Grömer (AT)
Marie-Louise Nosch (DK)
Christina Margariti (EL)
Magdalena Woźniak (PL)
Louise Quillien (FR)
Francesco Meo (IT)
Francisco B. Gomes (PT)
Riina Rammo (EE)
Cécile Michel (FR)
Hana Lukesova (NO)
Catarina Costeira (PT)
Alina Iancu (RO)
With the assistance of Marcin Wagner, Iwona Zielińska and Katarzyna Żebrowska (all PL)
Grant Holder and Local Organiser:
University of Warsaw
Faculty of Archaeology, University of Warsaw
Co-organising Institutions:
Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Warsaw
University of Warsaw Museum
Supporting Institutions:
National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw
National Museum in Warsaw
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PROGRAMME
Monday, 20th of May
08:30-09:00 – Registration
Session 1
09:00-09:30 – Welcome from the organisers and the authorities of the Faculty of Archaeology and University of Warsaw
09:30-09:50 – Agata Ulanowska
After EuroWeb: action chair’s personal reflections on EuroWeb achievements and future
09:50-10:10 – Christina Margariti, Tina Chanialaki, Maria-Emmanuela Alberti and Agata Ulanowska
Working Group 1 Textile Technologies: an overview of the actions and future perspectives
10:10-10:30 – Magdalena Woźniak, Paula Nabais and Cecilie Brøns
Working Group 2 Clothing Identities: Gender, Age and Status. Summary and future perspectives
10:30-10:50 – Discussion
10:50-11:10 – Coffee Break
Session 2
11:10-11:30 – Louise Quillien, Susanne Lervad and Joana Sequeira
The EuroWeb collaborative research on textiles and clothing terminologies: results and further prospects
11:30-11:50 – Dimitra Andrianou, Elena Miramontes and Louise Quillien
Textile terminologies in Antiquity: the terminology of soft furnishings as a case study for the development of a comparative approach
11:50-12:10 – Amine Haj Taieb
Innovative methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches for preserving textile heritage in North Africa
12:10-12:30 – Catarina Costeira, Paula Nabais, Joana Sequeira and Francisco B. Gomes
Textile heritage research in Portugal: assessing the impact and legacy of EuroWeb in a COSTITC Country
12:30-12:50 – Discussion
12:50-14:30 – Lunch Break
Session 3
14:30-14:50 – Natalia Ortega Saez and Judith Goris
Sharing current and future perspectives for textile conservation studies and material technical research in Belgium
14:50-15:10 – Eglė Kumpikaitė and Daiva Milašienė
EuroWeb echoes in Kaunas University of Technology Research
15:10-15:30 – Karina Grömer, Kayleigh Saunderson and Elisabeth Trinkl
Scientific networking and science communication – Reflections on EuroWeb activities of the Austrian team
15:30-15:50 – Francesco Giaquinto, Francesco Meo, Gianluca Tagliamonte and Tiziana Zappatore
From theory to practice: towards the creation of new brands based on ancient textile production
15:50-16:10 – Discussion
16:10-16:30 – Coffee Break
Session 4
16:30-16:50 – Emanuela Alberti
From experimental to public archaeology following the Minoan loom-weights
16:50-17:10 – Irina Petroviciu
Understanding the present as tool to shape the future. Online survey on national textile networks in EuroWeb countries
17:10-17:30 – Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, Karl Innemée, Magdalena Woźniak, Dorota Roqueplo, Katarzyna Schmidt-Przewoźna and Dobrochna Zielińska
How does it feel to be dressed in Authority? Reconstructing Nubian official costumes
17:30-17:50 – Alina Iancu, Catarina Costeira and Francisco B. Gomes
The Digital Atlas of European Textile Heritage: origins, development and challenges after EuroWeb
17:50-18:10 – Francisco B. Gomes
Envisioning the legacy of EuroWeb: thoughts on possible paths forward
18:10-18:30 – Discussion
19:00-21:00 – Reception
Tuesday, 21st of May
10:00-12:00 – “After EuroWeb” table ronde
12:00-13:45 – Lunch Break
14:00 – Guided tour to the National Ethnographic Museum
16:30-18:00 – MC Meeting in the Ball Room of the Tyszkiewicz-Potocki Palace
18:30 – Guided tour to the Central Campus of the University of Warsaw
Full Programme and Book of Abstracts available EuroWeb conference_programme and BofA.
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After EuroWeb: Expanding Horizons in Textile Studies and European Networking
Concluding Conference for COST Action “EuroWeb – Europe through Textiles” (CA19131)
Warsaw, 20th-21st of May 2024
The Organising Team:
Agata Ulanowska (PL)
Karina Grömer (AT)
Marie-Louise Nosch (DK)
Christina Margariti (EL)
Magdalena Woźniak (PL)
Louise Quillien (FR)
Francesco Meo (IT)
Francisco B. Gomes (PT)
Riina Rammo (EE)
Cécile Michel (FR)
Hana Lukesova (NO)
Catarina Costeira (PT)
Alina Iancu (RO)
With the assistance of Marcin Wagner, Iwona Zielińska and Katarzyna Żebrowska (all PL)
Grant Holder and Local Organiser:
University of Warsaw
Faculty of Archaeology, University of Warsaw
Co-organising Institutions:
Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Warsaw
University of Warsaw Museum
Supporting Institutions:
National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw
National Museum in Warsaw
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PROGRAMME
Monday, 20th of May
08:30-09:00 – Registration
Session 1
09:00-09:30 – Welcome from the organisers and the authorities of the Faculty of Archaeology and University of Warsaw
09:30-09:50 – Agata Ulanowska
After EuroWeb: action chair’s personal reflections on EuroWeb achievements and future
09:50-10:10 – Christina Margariti, Tina Chanialaki, Maria-Emmanuela Alberti and Agata Ulanowska
Working Group 1 Textile Technologies: an overview of the actions and future perspectives
10:10-10:30 – Magdalena Woźniak, Paula Nabais and Cecilie Brøns
Working Group 2 Clothing Identities: Gender, Age and Status. Summary and future perspectives
10:30-10:50 – Discussion
10:50-11:10 – Coffee Break
Session 2
11:10-11:30 – Louise Quillien, Susanne Lervad and Joana Sequeira
The EuroWeb collaborative research on textiles and clothing terminologies: results and further prospects
11:30-11:50 – Dimitra Andrianou, Elena Miramontes and Louise Quillien
Textile terminologies in Antiquity: the terminology of soft furnishings as a case study for the development of a comparative approach
11:50-12:10 – Amine Haj Taieb
Innovative methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches for preserving textile heritage in North Africa
12:10-12:30 – Catarina Costeira, Paula Nabais, Joana Sequeira and Francisco B. Gomes
Textile heritage research in Portugal: assessing the impact and legacy of EuroWeb in a COSTITC Country
12:30-12:50 – Discussion
12:50-14:30 – Lunch Break
Session 3
14:30-14:50 – Natalia Ortega Saez and Judith Goris
Sharing current and future perspectives for textile conservation studies and material technical research in Belgium
14:50-15:10 – Eglė Kumpikaitė and Daiva Milašienė
EuroWeb echoes in Kaunas University of Technology Research
15:10-15:30 – Karina Grömer, Kayleigh Saunderson and Elisabeth Trinkl
Scientific networking and science communication – Reflections on EuroWeb activities of the Austrian team
15:30-15:50 – Francesco Giaquinto, Francesco Meo, Gianluca Tagliamonte and Tiziana Zappatore
From theory to practice: towards the creation of new brands based on ancient textile production
15:50-16:10 – Discussion
16:10-16:30 – Coffee Break
Session 4
16:30-16:50 – Emanuela Alberti
From experimental to public archaeology following the Minoan loom-weights
16:50-17:10 – Irina Petroviciu
Understanding the present as tool to shape the future. Online survey on national textile networks in EuroWeb countries
17:10-17:30 – Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, Karl Innemée, Magdalena Woźniak, Dorota Roqueplo, Katarzyna Schmidt-Przewoźna and Dobrochna Zielińska
How does it feel to be dressed in Authority? Reconstructing Nubian official costumes
17:30-17:50 – Alina Iancu, Catarina Costeira and Francisco B. Gomes
The Digital Atlas of European Textile Heritage: origins, development and challenges after EuroWeb
17:50-18:10 – Francisco B. Gomes
Envisioning the legacy of EuroWeb: thoughts on possible paths forward
18:10-18:30 – Discussion
19:00-21:00 – Reception
Tuesday, 21st of May
10:00-12:00 – “After EuroWeb” table ronde
12:00-13:45 – Lunch Break
14:00 – Guided tour to the National Ethnographic Museum
16:30-18:00 – MC Meeting in the Ball Room of the Tyszkiewicz-Potocki Palace
18:30 – Guided tour to the Central Campus of the University of Warsaw
Full Programme and Book of Abstracts available EuroWeb conference_programme and BofA.
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